Prosecutors offer to cut 15 years from Myon Burrell's sentence, citing teen brain development
Prosecutors have offered to reduce Myon Burrell’s 45-year sentence by 15 years in the November 2002 fatal shooting of 11-year-old Tyesha Edwards in Minneapolis.
Prosecutors have offered to reduce Myon Burrell’s 45-year sentence by 15 years in the November 2002 fatal shooting of 11-year-old Tyesha Edwards in Minneapolis.
Short-staffed Twin Cities ERs fear super-spreader Thanksgiving
Hospital beds are running low and Minnesota doctors and nurses say they won’t be able to handle much more.
Hospital beds are running low and Minnesota doctors and nurses say they won’t be able to handle much more.
Nonprofit launches interactive map encouraging holiday shoppers to buy from Lake Street businesses
A local nonprofit is encouraging people to shop local and support small businesses along Lake Street in Minneapolis this holiday season, especially those that are still working to rebuild following this summer’s civil unrest.
A local nonprofit is encouraging people to shop local and support small businesses along Lake Street in Minneapolis this holiday season, especially those that are still working to rebuild following this summer’s civil unrest.
Man shot to death in car in Folwell neighborhood Tuesday morning
Minneapolis police say a man in 50s was shot to death while he was in a car early Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis police say a man in 50s was shot to death while he was in a car early Tuesday morning.
3 Minneapolis lakes experiencing unusual fall blue-green algae blooms
The unusually warm weather this November has contributed to blue-green algae blooms on three Minneapolis lakes, according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
The unusually warm weather this November has contributed to blue-green algae blooms on three Minneapolis lakes, according to the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
'I'm going to do whatever it takes': Minnesota restaurants brace for challenging month ahead
New restrictions announced by Gov. Walz prohibit indoor service at bars and restaurants in Minnesota, forcing businesses to rely entirely on takeout orders for the next four weeks.
New restrictions announced by Gov. Walz prohibit indoor service at bars and restaurants in Minnesota, forcing businesses to rely entirely on takeout orders for the next four weeks.
Red Rabbit restaurant in Minneapolis reopens after fire, now closing due to COVID-19 pause
A new pause due to a spike in COVID-19 cases in Minnesota has many businesses saying goodbye on Friday, as restrictions take effect at the end of the night.
A new pause due to a spike in COVID-19 cases in Minnesota has many businesses saying goodbye on Friday, as restrictions take effect at the end of the night.
Report: Gophers will be without 20 players against Purdue due to COVID, injuries
The University of Minnesota football team will be without its offensive line coach Friday night as the Gophers host Purdue at TCF Bank Stadium, team officials said.
The University of Minnesota football team will be without its offensive line coach Friday night as the Gophers host Purdue at TCF Bank Stadium, team officials said.
No longer illegal for women to be topless in Minneapolis parks
Minneapolis parks will no longer cite anyone for being topless in a city park.
Minneapolis parks will no longer cite anyone for being topless in a city park.
Police investigating death in Minneapolis as homicide
A homicide investigation is underway in Minneapolis' Phillips neighborhood on Friday.
A homicide investigation is underway in Minneapolis' Phillips neighborhood on Friday.
Minneapolis restaurant workers brace for second round of restrictions
Employees of a downtown Minneapolis bar reacted to the Governor’s latest restrictions Thursday, which they say will be yet another blow to the business in a year of challenges.
Employees of a downtown Minneapolis bar reacted to the Governor’s latest restrictions Thursday, which they say will be yet another blow to the business in a year of challenges.
A Relic of Racism: The hidden history of discrimination behind a small house in Minneapolis
Minnesota has a reputation as a progressive northern state, but back in the ‘30s, racism and discrimination weren't just confined to the south.
Minnesota has a reputation as a progressive northern state, but back in the ‘30s, racism and discrimination weren't just confined to the south.
Washburn graduates reflect on Batman-inspired student film
When it debuted in 1966, the country went crazy over the zany adventures of Batman, but the TV show also inspired a group of high school students in Minneapolis to make their own ode to the not-so-dark knight.
When it debuted in 1966, the country went crazy over the zany adventures of Batman, but the TV show also inspired a group of high school students in Minneapolis to make their own ode to the not-so-dark knight.
Minneapolis leaders announce new programming to support business owners of color
Minneapolis leaders announced a new program to support business owners of color and those impacted by the summer’s civil unrest.
Minneapolis leaders announced a new program to support business owners of color and those impacted by the summer’s civil unrest.
Police investigating homicide after woman found dead in Minneapolis
Police are investigating after a woman was found dead in Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
Police are investigating after a woman was found dead in Minneapolis Tuesday morning.
Minneapolis event planner pulls out all the stops to save business during pandemic
With COVID-19 surging in Minnesota and much of the Midwest, it's likely it will be well into next year before some normalcy returns.
With COVID-19 surging in Minnesota and much of the Midwest, it's likely it will be well into next year before some normalcy returns.
Majority of Minneapolis residents voice support for police funding at budget hearing
The Minneapolis City Council received an earful from residents who are fed up with rising crime Monday.
The Minneapolis City Council received an earful from residents who are fed up with rising crime Monday.
Former Kmart becomes new home for 2 post offices destroyed in riots
Two south Minneapolis post offices destroyed during rioting last spring now have a temporary home.
Two south Minneapolis post offices destroyed during rioting last spring now have a temporary home.
North Central University names first recipient of George Floyd Memorial Scholarship
Days after his death, North Central University hosted a memorial service for Floyd, where they vowed to launch a scholarship in Floyd’s name, promising to give opportunities to future African-American leaders.
Days after his death, North Central University hosted a memorial service for Floyd, where they vowed to launch a scholarship in Floyd’s name, promising to give opportunities to future African-American leaders.
Charges: Hennepin Co. probation officer conducted illegal research for New Year's Eve murder suspect
New charges filed in the murder of Minneapolis realtor Monique Baugh show that a Hennepin County Probation Officer involved in the plot used her position to research people for another accomplice.
New charges filed in the murder of Minneapolis realtor Monique Baugh show that a Hennepin County Probation Officer involved in the plot used her position to research people for another accomplice.